Look out, NFC!

A former NFL punter who has a damn good weekday radio show — yeah, a punter — sees only one team in the NFC that will challenge the Bucs for NFL supremacy this fall. [read more]

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“G@# damn it, I cannot believe Gio decided to go play for that old fart in Florida. Doesn’t Gio know I have more juice than anyone? Jiminy Christmas!”

The way Ronald Jones and Playoff Lenny performed in 2020, it’s pretty obvious that new Bucs running back Giovani Bernard will be a receiving back only, no?

One former NFL general manager says, not so fast. [read more]

Bringing the band back.

There is only one piece of the jigsaw puzzle missing from the Bucs becoming a super team defending a Super Bowl. That’s furniture-tossing, bicycle-throwing receiver Antonio Brown — assuming the Bucs want him back now or even have enough cash to bring him back. [read more]

Another member of the Band of Bucs officially returned today, veteran defensive tackle Steve McLendon, the equivalent of a capable back-row clarinetist in the One Buc Palace orchestra. [read more]

New Bucs RB Giovani Bernard signs his contract. (Photo courtesy of Tampa Bay Buccaneers.)

Just think of the change of scenery in the past week for new Bucs running back Giovani Bernard. [read more]

Bucs RB Giovani Bernard.

If somehow park-violating, home-invading, NFLPA-ignoring, down-forgetting, handshake-stiffing, jet-ski-losing, biscuit-baking, tequila-shooting, smartphone-phobic, waffle-grilling, trophy-throwing, roller-coaster-scared, Bucs-Super Bowl-winning quarterback Tom Brady got cleaned out in a Ponzi scheme, Joe is confident Bill Currie Ford general manager Sean Sullivan could find him work.

Because this dude is a closer. [read more]

Kellen Mond

Bucco Bruce Arians would like to draft a quarterback soon, so he says. But which one? [read more]

So all of a sudden NFL players are scared of The Sickness?

This seems like a hollow motivation for getting out of voluntary workouts. [read more]

“Hall of Famers admire us, Mr. Glazer.”

The football obsessed who watch Bengals preseason games know that Anthony Muñoz is one of the more astute analysts in the game, in addition to being a Hall of Fame left tackle. [read more]

No one will ever accuse Bucs offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich of campaigning for a head coach position. [read more]

Dream scenario.

Bucs AC/DC-loving general manager Jason Licht may just be washing his hands of half his roster. [read more]

Another toy to play with.

Joe isn’t trying to get people to throw rocks at their computers by typing the following, but the Bucs offense with furniture-tossing, bicycle-throwing Antonio Brown was just fine. [read more]

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“Back to Berkeley Prep, boys.”

So last night, Bucs players decided to join the Broncos and Seahawks in boycotting voluntary in-person offseason workouts at One Buc Palace until The Sickness is better under control. [read more]

What is the ‘stache worth?

Joe wouldn’t be surprised at all if there are some Bucs fans wondering, “Hey, why did the team do backflips to try to get a Bengals castoff?” Fair question. [read more]

Bucs players became the third NFL team roster to join what appears to be a growing boycott of in-person voluntary offseason workouts at team facilities. [read more]

 Ross Cockrell

When it comes to returning the Band of Bucs, veteran cornerback Ross Cockrell might be the equivalent of a fourth-chair trombone, but he’s a damn good one. [read more]

Joking or serious?

Oh, this will get things stirred up. [read more]

Hmmm, the Bucs could have invested millions into signing a backup edge rusher behind Jason Pierre-Paul and Bucs sacks king Shaq Barrett. But instead they signed a running back for a healthy stable of talented backs. [read more]

“Tom, I got to know this guy.”

Joe’s had a great time diving into Giovani Bernard film. And that led Joe to Bucco Bruce Arians talking about Tampa Bay’s newest running back.

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